Dear Mr Gentry-Pike,

I confirm receipt of your request seeking documents about yourself and advise that processing of it commenced on 2 March 2023.

I note that you have chosen to submit your request (which is a personal one, about you) via the Right to Know website and presume you are aware that any documents we might eventually release to you will also be posted publicly on that website. The handling of our emails sent to you via your Right to Know email address is beyond the Reserve Bank's control, so you accept that if we have any documents about you they will be made public if we pass them to you via your current correspondence method.

If you are comfortable with that arrangement you do not need to do anything. If, however, you would prefer us to correspond with you via another (less public) email option, please provide us with a private email address to use.

Yours sincerely

Phil Lomas | FOI Officer
RESERVE BANK OF AUSTRALIA | 65 Martin Place, Sydney NSW 2000
p: +61 2 9551 9744 | e: [RBA request email] | w: www.rba.gov.au

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Dear Mr Gentry-Pike,

I refer to your recent request seeking:

Luke Douglas Gentry-Pike Cesti Que Vie Trust Treasury Direct account numbers and routing number; Accounting portfolio and accounting trail and accounting values available and direct number/email of trustee of Luke Douglas Gentry-Pike Cesti Que Vie Trust Local and State and Federal; Aischarge of funds and discharge of debt forms and record for Luke Douglas Gentry-Pike Cesti Que Vie Trust and accept for value forms, HJR 192 forms; and All records of Luke Douglas Gentry-Pike and Luke Douglas Gentry-Pike Cesti Que Vie

I advise that we have conducted a search of the Bank's records and systems and could find no documents relevant to any parts of your request. We do not possess any documents or records in your name or the trust you reference and therefore our answer to you is that there are no documents relevant to your request.

Although there are no documents in existence in relation to your request, the FOI Act regards this answer to you as an ‘access refusal decision’. It further requires us to advise you that you have rights to review of the decision if you are unsatisfied with it. Please note that a request for review in this situation cannot change the fact that there are no documents relating to your request.

In the event you are unsatisfied, the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) recommends approaching us in the first instance via email ([RBA request email]) to request an internal review. You also have the option of approaching the OAIC directly to seek an Information Commissioner review of the decision. However, the OAIC would be likely to refer you back to us before considering whether to conduct a review.

Yours sincerely

Anthony Dickman | Secretary
RESERVE BANK OF AUSTRALIA | 65 Martin Place, Sydney NSW 2000
p: +61 2 9551 9744 | e: [RBA request email] | w: www.rba.gov.au

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